The tournament is conducted by an automated tourney-manager program, called 'mamer', running as a user (with super-powers) on the ICS. To make it do things, you have to send it commands through an ICS message, i.e. using the 'tell' command, "tell mamer ...". The ICS has defined a shortcut for this, "mam ...".
The comands you most likely need are
"mam who 1"
"mam games 1"
To give you the (ranked) list of participants and the games of the current round of tourney #1. (We will make sure CCT will be tourney #1.) These thus are distinct from the ICS "who" and "games" commands, which will give you all people logged in to the ICS, and all games being played on it, also those from non-participants.
To make it easier to give those commands, I do supply a file "ICS menu.xop" in the WinBoard 4.7.0 installer to configure these commands in the ICS menu. You can then simply select "Tourney Standings" or "Tourney Games" from the menu that pops up on right-click to issue these commands.
For those who don't want to install the winBoard 4.7.beta yet: the contents of this file is
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; alter settings file to the one for ICS, if present
;
/settingsFile=%APPDATA%\winboard_ics.ini
;
; set ICS mode
;
/ics
;
; define ICS context menu
;
/icsMenu={-
&Who,who,0,1
Playe&rs,players,0,1
&Games,games,0,1
&Sought,sought,0,1
Tourne&y Standings,mam who 1,0,1
Tour&ney Games,mam games 1,0,1
| ,none,0,0
Open Chat &Box (name),chat,1,0
&Tell (name),tell,1,0
M&essage (name),message,1,0
-
&Finger (name),finger,1,1
&Vars (name),vars,1,1
&Observe (name),observe,1,1
&Match (name),match,1,1
Pl&ay (name),play,1,1
&History (name),hist,1,1
Mailstored (name),mailstor %s -1,1,1
}
